You may have noticed Bodyment stocks a large range of top quality surgical garments made with anti-bacterial fabric for post op wear.
We also have an extensive range of garments, including graduated socks and stockings for everyday wear, after a surgical procedure or when flying.
Bodyment understands the costs associated with medical compression garments – especially if you are required to wear them on a daily basis, can be expensive.
We are committed to ensuring our customers take advantage of their Private Health Insurance, or where applicable Medicare. We can provide a separate Invoice for Health Insurance so you can process and claim the rebate from your Health Insurance.
Some Health Funds require a letter from your Health Professional confirming that you are required to wear compression. All our Health Rebate Invoices include the information your Fund requires.
We are Registered Providers for HBF and NIB. Please check out our FAQ on Health Rebates Bodyment is constantly updating information on all Australian health insurance providers, to keep our members in the loop and well informed of their entitlements.
No matter whether the compression garments are for a surgical procedure or not, if you have the right level of “extras” cover, you should be entitled to a rebate.
These rebates cover surgical garments and compression socks and stockings.
Many Private Health Funds may pay a benefit for our Sports Compression garments. This is because these garments are surgical grade compression and recommended by Physiotherapists and other health practitioners for a variety of conditions including Hypermobility.
Women who have had breast mastectomies are entitled to a $400 rebate per breast prosthesis.
Thanks to the Medicare External Breast Prosthesis Program Australian citizens can be reimbursed for prostheses that cost up to $400.
Making a claim to Medicare is easy with Bodyment. We provide you with an itemised Invoice with all the information included that Medicare requires.
Just download the Claim Form from the Medicare website and complete. Then, together with your receipt from Bodyment, submit your claim.
Should you spend more than your Rebate, then you can claim the difference through your Private Health Insurance.
Pocketed Bras are also claimable through Private Health Insurance.
Bodyment can assist with facilitating the purchase through your National Disability Services Provider. We regularly provide quotes for a variety of our products, so don’t hesitate to contact us or ask your Provider to speak with us today.
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